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Foreign Affairs Minister Hon. E.P. Chet Greene welcomed H.E. Theodore Tsakiris. Photo Credit ABS
Foreign Affairs Minister Hon. E.P. Chet Greene welcomed H.E. Theodore Tsakiris, the newly appointed Ambassador of Greece to Antigua & Barbuda, during a courtesy call at the Ministry this morning.
The meeting served as a platform for both leaders to explore potential areas of cooperation and to discuss ways to enhance the ties between St. John’s and Athens.
Minister Greene expressed optimism about the opportunity to deepen relations between the two nations, emphasizing the shared interests that could lead to fruitful partnerships.
Among the topics discussed were bilateral trade, tourism, cultural exchanges, and educational initiatives, all of which could contribute to strengthening diplomatic and economic relations.
The Foreign Affairs Minister highlighted the importance of fostering collaboration between Antigua & Barbuda and the Hellenic Republic, envisioning a synergy that would benefit both countries.
Ambassador Tsakiris expressed his commitment to advancing the discussions initiated during the meeting and looked forward to building a robust and respectful relationship with Antigua & Barbuda.
This engagement marks a pivotal step in the ongoing effort to solidify relations with Greece, underscoring the government’s dedication to enhancing international collaboration.
Maybe explore tourism possibilities too I understand they have lovely weather over there